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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29

ests arc each important, and their steady de-
velopment is a matter Of congratulation with
all who are interested in the progress Of the
State; but in magnitude and Importance they
fall far short of the agricultural interest.
That is the cornerstone, the bedrock, the
great underlying interest of all. And the as
sociations which have been holding their
meetings this week represent very impor
tant branch of it. Successful farming means
mixed farming. and this necessitates live
stock culture. The development of this in
agriculture in general, which in turn is the
key to prosperity in all other branches of in
dustry. The associations referred to are do
ing much to advance the several interests
which they represent, and they have also
acted wisely in forming joint association
called the Improved Stock breeders Associa-
ton of Indiana. There are many things in
which all stock breeders are alike interested,
cattlemen and horsemen, swine breeders and
sheep breeders, and while they discuss their
separate interests in their separate associa-
tons they should have general association
to look after the joint interests Of all. This
consolidated association can be made very
useful in this direction, aud should receive
the cordial support of all stockmen. This or
ganization is one Of the good results Of the
| meetings held this week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29

THE latter part of the argument of Senator
Harrison, upon the right Of the people to elect
Lieutenant governor for vacancy, is spe-
sially deserving of general reading. Its clear
ness and force are inimitable; and it is fortified
BY quotations from the debate in the constitu-
tional convention which settle the question
beyond possible controversy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29

A MEMBER of the British government in
formed the London correspondent of the New
York Tribune that Secretary Bayard, in the
official correspondence on the fishery ques-
ton, admitted ''that little or no fault could be
found with the attitude and temper either of
the British or Canadian government" This
is Secretary Bayard, all everything to tickle
Englishmen by fawning on them
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29

THE Commissioner of Pensions estimates
the number of surviving soldiers of the Mex
lean war entitled to pensions at "a, 749, and Of
widows, Is, S26. To examine the claims and
perform the clerical work arising under the
new act he asks for an increase of 221 en-
ployes in his Office, making an addition to'the
nav roll of $685., 900 a year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29

A FEW days ago the manager Of "Black
Crook company, in New York, invited a num-
Der of prominent clergymen to attend the per-
Torrance. One of them, in declining, invited
the company to attend his church. They have
accepted the invitation, and will attend next
Sunday in body. They will probably feel
as strange there as the preacher would at the
theater.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29
TIE SUNDAY JOURNAL.

The Sunday journal to morrow will be full Of
che worry best OF reading The special features
consist Of an original story, General Badeaus
paper on Grant and Fish, n Mexican letter from
ex-Mayor Grubbs and poems by James Whit
comb Riley and Evaeen Stein. All the regular
and miscellaneous features will be fully sus-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29

THE recent demand for new car-heating
Device doing away with stoves, has resulted
in the filing of three hundred applications or
caveats for patents. Out of all these it should
seem the long-felt want ought to be filled.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29

THE Shelbyviile Republican has come out
strongly in favor of woman suffrage. The
State press has been little slow in adopting
the position assumed by the Journal some
years ago, but one by one the papers are fall
inr into line
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29
TO the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal;

To the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal:
Please answer through the columns Of the
Journal, the following questions: H. Is Green
Smith the fraud President of the Senate hold
over Senator, or was he reelected last fall? u.
To what political party docs Judge Ayres, of the
Marion Circuit Court, belong2 $50
CAMBRIDGE CITY Jan. %.
H. He is a hold-over. ~ Democratic.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29

INDIANA fowls carried away large number
of blue ribbons from the Atlanta poultry show.
When the proud Hoosier bird mounts tho back
fence and exercises his tenor voice, let no nerv-
Gus listener cast stone; he has earned the right
to crow
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29

WHAT both parties are longing for in the sena-
torial struggle-the days of '7&
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-29

lucky figure is, however. somewhere in the
seventies.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

AMERICA has long been sending
missionaries to China, and now
China prop )5es to return the COM
plimeut. A Buddhist preacher or
lecturer has landed in Nsw York
with & new view to evangaliziug
America with the gospel of Con
fucius.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

NEXT year will bring on anoth-
er presidential election. Cleve-
land and Blaine will probably
take another tussle.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

PHE farmer whS diversiGes his
crops and has half dozen crops in
stead OF one, will bea. the one
crop man; all things being equal.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

Ten thousand acres Of undevel-
oped land in Mississippi will be
pat in cultivation by Northern
capitalists this year.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

Bob TAYLOR is snugly enscenced
In the Office of governor in Ten
nessee, after having worn his
brother ALI to a FRAGILE in the late
canvass in that State. Alfred is
only bro.her of the Governor;
he spits while Bob smokes.-Ex-
change.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

Col. GRADY, of the Con8titu-
Sion, distinguish ID himself in a
Fecentspeech made in the North.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

IT Is the common error of our
times to throw special legal pro
section over everything and then
turn the devil loose in the back
yard to picnic under the canopy
OF moral lethargy.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13
SAsSER DEPiRTMENT.


DR.. J. H. HAMMOND, FDIToR.
The turnpike across Ch;ckasaw-
hatchee creek, Just west Of tits
place, l. Iii perfect "iness." Oar |
commissioners OF r0lds and reye-
nuea wonld not have it worked Oh
in the fall when The weather WIS |
good and dirt could have been
packed, bat waited till Just before
Christmas to attend to it, and |
there has Oeen SO much rain since
that the road is very bud and will
sooa be almost impossible.
All science and all art ESQ call
eIl which are in opposition to the
laws OF nature are wrong, and will
bs So forever. Ahd in relation to
all medical subjects, as with ali
questions Of science and art, We
should recognize no text book os
authority, although we have many
for reference, except that written
by Gods own heuls--tha out
spread Volume Of nature.
What has become OF the Geor-
gla Midland railroad? We vii
lageitss have been watching the
papers for some sign ot it, but W.
have about decided that the news
men have lost sight OF it. We
heard one gentleman say to day
that he wanted to take few hun
Dire dollars stock in the road ana
Shat he would pay the stock IL
crossties.
Particular notice is hereby
given all those who are owing me
tN past services, that [ do It ia
tend or expect 10 practice meli-
cine for them any more uati' the
present bills are settled. Take
due notice and do not send for M
until the old bill i5 satisfactorily
settled, unless you wish to be re-
tu3el.
The Christmas holidays, New
g eaI5 ana !n3 eiacsi'n az Pa5'ea
lage-- though the weather clerk
seemed to have been of OF duty,
Min anow elost IVA . 60 rsni"ai i,'T'
yniv}nra of hoj wsoti,,n on,I
mui.
m. at-1,. 70 -,
gorth,ra,+nru NTaa,a in.t va ,uo1i. - " -
ronorl r. o,,,. ,.,l,';,':,a @f ~ P.i J."
erfso, va h4vs ,,,tS;nl, - tol,o
hs,t, h,4 r.;v f.,.l,, rt,ta s,t ~ '''nv NV,
tb;nl, 8 fAw sn,t;1c, 1 go ~,4II ',I W. W.
MIA no,ya,. ne nct1 ,,,',r, "I., - o.an W.
c;any - noona,.;2, o' ,";t,, - t'oc =
frst-class soa2.
Tba woat,,r bo, L,., a-
haaoaI, la ! tI,.T o,, 1T' r,,,l.'.. ,.,..-
| lhaan nn,!>ia r. !, ..,-....'.' ~ ~ =
p,,r3 Farr,i,,e, y, =, W..
hnt n,,, ,,,.e.i.o..n., i r.
shines f1r q f,g }..g- @ e..
will have IL o,.js gspt4r 1yari.rs
AMI m.,e out.
ttrs {; = ufo75.;l., h,s ,,,.,.,.. =,
w;ll, ,., f1.,:lu ;, 10 .i,,,,, ,,''', *
learn that she expects to anqage y
the bo1riiug hoase business Mrs.
II K lila il a most estimaole lady.
qnl we wish her unboundad sac
cess in her new undertaking.
rnaya hsvo ha,, eov,r,l o,a,,
OF pueamonia in ta,s section dor
iag the pass two weeks, aal we
ara falrful that there viii be a
great deal OF that very trouble
some disease durinr tie next sew
eral weeks.
We have heard several old set
tiers say that the snow on Weanes
dlv of last week was the heaviest
Ia It ever fell in this Fection. 1t
was about three inches deep
where it was not drifted.
Mr.. G. r. Crowell who has been
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

SOUTHWEST Georgia was visit
ed last week by the heaviest snow
storm that has fallen in this sec
tion for years. 1t was not much
pt genial, sunny South.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

DURING the snow stolm last
geek several frightful railroad ac-
Sidents occurred out East AMI
Wcst.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

The whisky license in Monte
2uma has been advanced to 500
per annum.CFour dealers have
paidsthe tax aud will continue to
get up the "pizen."
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

The bloody cham is again
oridgcd. Ex, Confederates are
raising money for the Widow
Logan
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

WE greatly missed our weekly
exchanges last week, but nov they
ara coming smilingly 70 the front
none the worse for too much egg
neg and Tom and Derry. To all
OF them we wish another twelve
months Of prosperity.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

The woman suffrage party has
proposed Mrs. Logan as the sue
csssor of her deceased husband in
the Senate. Nov, who was it that
said women should never pro-
posey
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

Our West the robbers have
been taking holiday. An express
Gar robbery hasn't occurred in q
week.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

SRcRETARY LAMAR, Of C!ave-
lands cabinet, was married last
week to Mrs. Henrietta Hoit in
Macon.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

RArLEoAD building in Georgia
goes on with unabatel zeal on
paper.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

The Constitution says that Sec
Fetary Lamar will resign and make
his home in Georgia. The Con-
stitution is enterprising, AMI it
would do we'll to take a little sea-
ssning along with some OF its spo-
edals.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

FLORIDA had Il touch Of the cold
saap last week. In some portions
OF the State the mercury went
down to %.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

CONGRESS, after taking Christ
mas turkey at home, has recon
vened. In five weeks the session
will be over. and the 49th Con
gress will be no more.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

A WRITER suggests that it would
Pc o neat thing for Governor Cor
don to appoint Hon. A. 0. Bacon
30 the United States Senate in
AAe event that Senator Brown re
signs his position.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

THE depot at Walker Station
was robbed again on last Thurs
day night. The steal anouata /.
this time, to twenty dollars in
money and a side of meat. The
money was in the agents des2
drawer, aad belonged to the rail
road company.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

FzS Macon News promises t.
expose the true inwarduess OF tl.,
appointment of Cil. Watson ia-
stead of Hon. II, l.. Long t. the
Lea countv iodgeship. We aw i.
Col. Kit Warren's expose" wit.
mas, solicituie for those -
csrnel. Sharpen your penci'.
esrnel, ana hegin the war.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

SENATOR BhowN has denied
any intention of resigning.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

THE Sunny South is booming
Atnospherically.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

OS1 Of the 81 lless sights seen
IN Middle Georgia this year was 8
wood wagon hauling Northern
caboagas out into the oolatry. 1t
was enough to make mogtgagoa
male lean up against his staole
and weNp telrs o. dospa r. Ma
con Telegraph.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13
REJECTS OF C3vE-.rrT11IENT CHEMISTS
AS to Purity ofthe loyal akinePOv

LV N--Ao U- Wv L44--e-LI-lS4 C@1LM4oI6
AS to Purity oftc Royal Baking
"Ihave PACKAGE Powder purchased tho
powder of either alum
phosphae, other Injurious E.G PhD'
at is scientific fact that tie Royal Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY
I'll A MORT FhD'
al have examined package by ys
uhd
lLSI PtD President Institute OF
. 81 have elyzcl Baking matcrs Of %
Il
loyal Baking Powder received
tae VIENNA Noriis Philadelphia loo'
American siJlte
9er article OF food has ach high emphih hoaT Of
o.
NoTnIh above DGrA,r comparative worth of various
IoWderd, made b. Pfot
a pound cen OF
e tho This practical
i Schneider only what Of the o d
Io"aer by practical few
hn ordinary knt affords
taFe Of better work englc Royal Dn VIII eon'u
ialrn'nIed facts.
tho dagnm bo OF
Than other To DO
ing p's<
AI'19 " avoided as IgeouH
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

EcoNoTY and thrift shoald oa
che watchword for 1887.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13
Rule N ii t. farac.aa

IAIlOt NattiTT, NUVGHQt
w W. Hitler terra, lGs6,
Ii appearing to tbc c0gft hy the retito;
"f }. D. Lang that ". ". Hitler, late O
said county. Gid, on the l5,h Gay Cf y.
calHbnr, 1891, make "nd deliver to sri,
}. ID. Lain-c a DOl'E gage IN lot Of lar,
mum er one 0) IA the 'fwefti. G2lJ) dI:
trict OF Terrell caGntF, Ter the purpose o.
securing the payment q certain nron.iS
sorry note fnl t.. sum cf two hundred Gnt
ninety dollars and sc5enfy-cre cents. r.aCt
h. the said ". W. Hitler on the 18th das
Of December, 1884, and pnrable to th,
SAID j. d Lainr, auf due t,irty davs aft-t
da,c, with lawful rates Of interest uft3
maturity.
II further Appearing that there is vet dua
on sad note the principal sum of two hun
drcd and seven'y.&ve dollars and seventy.
one cents interest to date, which sum the
said W. w. Filler 'ails and refuses to nav
1t is Therefore ordered by The court t!it
the said " w. Hitler 90 pay into this
court On or before the next term thereof.
the principal anG interest due on said note
and the cost Of this suit, O" in default
thereof the court Nil proceed as Ia Justice
shall appcr'ain.
And it is further ordered that this r,lle be
pb&ishcd i'm tie iiAwsoS JOURNAL onre a
month for four months, or erved on said
W. W. Hitler, or his special agent or az
torAcy, three months previous to the next
term Ci tlIIs court
T. !. SIMMONS. J. sc.
a true tTanScrir' from he minutes Of
Terrell Superior Court
&c F. CLARK, Clerk.
December % \ 1G,6
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

QnRN VICTORIA refaoes to per
nit the Glte City Guards, OF A.
lanta, to visit Greas Britain arme /
and equipped. The Queen is said
to be very fond OF boar AMI does
not want the supply in England
diminished too rap.dly.-Exchange
SOUTH CAROLINA is the only
State in the Jlion that does nat
grant divorce. She doesnat grant
a divo.ce for any cause whatever,
and she never had & divorce law
III her history.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

GEoRaE SANFORD, a merchant
of Bremen, Ga., has gotten him
sell into tronble sor dispensing a
beverage someShat similar t.
the old-fashionel "Aot scotch"
A revenue officer procured
a sample flask Of what was
labeled "Easence Of Jamaica Gin
GER" Sanford has been in the hab-
it of selling Shis, not only by the
flask, blt by the drink,
making, by aiding hot water and
sugar,a sling which had the effect,
if often repeate |, Of making man
feel like a millionaire. The depu-
ty collector informed Mr.. Sanford
that t! e article was liable to taxa
ton aaa dem 'alol payment of
the tax as aret1.l l3aler. This he
refused and the case viii, in al
probability, be presented.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

@al 1'.'a ai BIB f,T1 .si !'.l'T
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

THURSDAY, JANUARY 13rH, 1887.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

Col. J, B. GHEyEs, brother Of
tha late Prof. Geo. ". Che7es,
whom Ill Of the Journal readers
remember, and = temperance lee
torer from Kentucky. has instituted
suit in the United Sslta5 Circait
Coart against the III yor Of Green
"ill', Ala, for $4,000 damages,
for injuries receive | u his psrson
Mayor Perry recentiy assaulted
and beat Cheye5 at the Gtaenyilla
depot for an alleged alandernos
sesark concerning him made bg
Cheves in speeches daring a pro
hibition eanvas5 in GraenyiIlo.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

A special I;4pttch from C5ium
bns to the Atlanta Con5ti, ution
says: "The Columbus AMI Florida
surveying corpse reachal this city
to day on thu retarn from Albany.
Chief Engineer Green says the
road can be built at about the
same cost OF the Geo gia Midland.
The distance from Colum5as to
Albany is eishty-fve miles. The
corpse will begin Iocatin., its route
IN a few days This rad will
probably take in Dawson on its
routa
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13
Southwark the Star Of Empire Takes
its WAY.

SOUTHWARK the St3r or Empire Taxes
its Way.
1t ia gratifying to see, at last,
that Northern capital, instead Of
being sought for at the South, is
seeking this loug neglected sec
ton for safe and protitab!a invest
ments. The following, from Dix
lie, is aoropos:
In the large centers there is
growing confidence in Southern
enterprises, as is shown by capital,
the most sensitive of all Things,
seeking Investment here. a prom
inent Southern capitalist said in
Washington few days since, in
regard to his success in placing
stock tp TIE amount Of 4 million
Of lollars in a Southern enter
prise: 81 Gad the people of New
York looking to the S)uth with
the slma interest that they looked
toward California forty years ago.
l had not the slightest difieulty
III disposing OF stock l had at par,
and when it began to get towards
the ond of the list, they actually
quarroled to see who should have
il. The confidence III the future
Of the South is perfectly wonder
full, aud there are bright days
ahead foc that section" ."-Ex.
The Dawson journal., 1887-01-13

paper.
The Irish standard., 1887-01-15
ITEMS FROM EVERYWHERE.

ABOUT forty thousand barrels of coal oil
ire consumed dailyson this earth.
IT is said that an old gentleman coiled up
the end Of his lightning rod and put it in
bucket in his cellar, thinking that the water
would extinguish the lightning.
Two LETTERS written by Benedict Ar
mold, dated six months apart, and propos-
ing marriage to two different women, are
said to be identical in terms.
A NEW use for the tobacco plant is said to
have been discovered. It's stems and waste,
Ut is claimed, are equal to linen rags in the
manufacture of paper. Tobacco waste
costs less than SO ton, linen rags sc
to $50.
AN ordinary telegraph wire could convey
the whole electric current that might be
generated by the power Of Niagara Falls to
any distance. But 80 high an electro
motive force would have to be used that
sparks would fly from it into the air.
4 The theory of the inhabitancy OF the
moon is plausibly argued in the affirmative
by Dueberg, of Berlin, who thinks that the
further side may offer none of the oh,
stacles to the conditions of life peculiar tc
the face presented to the earth.
The little triangular seeds grown in
A1CA1NO CN11lCA fNOVA > OCCtAS, "AANA !"
Jump several inches when taken in the
hand, are'found to contain small but very
lively beetles, Matched within the odd
grains, which do the jumping in their nat
ural desire to escape.
RABBI ZADoC-KAHN, OF Paris, is OF
opinion that Judaism, as religion, is on
the wane. Sooner or later the Jews will
merge with the populations among which
i4l4~, Sc Cd ~ coi1 the
Grand Rabb, of Paris, "is painful to me;
but the fact is undeniable."
/: The number of fruit trees in California
is given as follows: Apple, 2,7O0,O00;
peach, 100000; pear, 100000; plum and
prune, 600,00O; cherry, 100000; apricot,
sec, 600; orange, 100000; lime and lemon,
100000. It is estimated that there are
10000 acres of grape-vines.
! ACCORDING to Prof. ]. Norman Lockyer
the English astronomer, the total number
! OF stars, of which some knowledge can bd
gained with the optical aid now available.
lis from 40, ,0O, 600 to 50,000,GN. Only about
e, 600 are visible to the naked eye, 5000 in
the northern hemisphere and 5000 in the
southern.
| In Lincoln County. New, there is pure
rock-salt deposit exposed to view for two
miles. In some places it is over one-han
!mile wide, and is of great depth. This de-
posit is supposed to extend along under the
surface for fully nine miles. II is so har6
that, to be worked, it must be blasted, ani
lis so clear that blocks one foot thick ars
perfectly transparent.
i CRowroor, the Black1eet chief, while OF
his way East, asked at the first sight .!
Lake Superior: "Is that the sea?" "No, =
replied his conductor, I" it is not the sea
but it is a large water, and it takes days te
cross it. What will you call it, oh chiefe'
"You say tits not the sea9'' "No." "Then, >
replied Crowfoot, his face lit bya smile 81
viii call it the little brother Of the sea-"
The Irish standard., 1887-01-15
A Novel Southern Society.
[Greensboro (Ala.) Watchman.]

A society, composed of seventeen ynng
ladies, has been organized in Greensboro,
it's principal feature being to prevent tbe
members from, speaking evil OF any one.
They hold weekly meetings and co11crs q
fine of one cent for every s'E.sau thing :ho
members have said about people during
the week. We were told that enough
money had been paid to buy all the ladies'
a badge. One of the member infc:E:e.s us
that they were liable to fne.if they said 9
boy was ugly, a dude, conce:tcd, STUCK up,
his clothes didn't fit, or had big feet, etc,
and we decided at once that the ocganizar
tion was 8 good one, and it has our best
wishes for succesA